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Funding Your Water Management Programs

4.0 minute read

May 19, 2021

If you’re seeking a way to fund your critical water resource and management projects, you may have a solution in the form of a grant from the Integrated Regional Water Management (IRWM) program.

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Water Rates 101 for Water Utilities

9.8 minute read

April 08, 2021

Water is central to California’s identity, economy, and culture. Effectively managing this critical resource—with its many complex layers—requires an understanding of the costs incurred to supply water and how we price water to recover those costs from the communities served.

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A Better, Safer Walkthrough

2.0 minute read

March 24, 2021

Since the pandemic makes it difficult for clients to visit jobsites, Harris found a way to bring jobsites to our clients: the Insta360 ONE X camera. This state-of-the-art camera, in conjunction with StructionSite software, provides a 360-degree jobsite walkthrough that captures every angle needed to review and assess work progress—images a regular camera would not pick up.

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Smarter Teams Get Better Results

1.5 minute read

January 11, 2021

At Harris & Associates, we’re committed to staying ahead of changes and trends so we can provide our clients with the most effective solutions. In July 2020, we doubled down on this commitment by launching PMCM SMART Talks.

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Updating Your General Plan Housing Element

3.9 minute read

December 28, 2020

Housing Element updates show how and where jurisdictions will accommodate new housing units in compliance with the Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA). California updates housing elements in five- or eight-year cycles and require certification from the state and the Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). Learn from Harris & Associates experts about the top issues related to housing element revisions that all California jurisdictions with upcoming deadlines must take into account.

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Zero Net Energy Planning

3.8 minute read

December 04, 2020

Harris’s project and construction management teams, together with our sustainability experts, are helping clients reach their zero net energy goals. Recently, we worked with the Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD) on a multi-campus project to incorporate a Zero Net Energy Master Plan into their Facilities Master Plan.

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SB 330: The Housing Crisis Act of 2019—Previewing What Jurisdictions Need to Know

2.4 minute read

November 03, 2020

SB 330 changes certain aspects of the Permit Streamlining Act and Housing Accountability Act. While the bill modifies regulations regarding project approval, timelines, procedures, and penalties, this post will focus on the changes to a jurisdiction’s ability to increase development impact fee programs. Learn from Harris & Associates about navigating the changes to development impact fee programs.

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AB 1483 and Increased Fee Transparency

1.5 minute read

November 02, 2020

On October 9, 2019, California’s Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1483 (AB1483), which increases transparency for residential development project applicants. Specifically, AB1483 requires agencies to publish on their websites specific financial and zoning information. Learn more from Harris & Associates about AB1483 and new internet reporting requirements.

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Inside Harris & Associates’ People-First Approach to COVID-19

4.9 minute read

October 14, 2020

Like many firms, Harris & Associates had to quickly adjust our way of doing business. Keeping our employees safe and healthy and addressing their need for direction as the situation evolved was imperative. While that entailed changes and challenging decisions, it was also a moment to reexamine the why and how of the way we work, and what putting people first truly means in moments of crisis.

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Development Impact Fee Annual Reporting

2.2 minute read

September 25, 2020

With each fiscal year, agencies must adhere to numerous requirements around their finances. This includes everything from their annual budget to comprehensive annual financial reports. One annual requirement that agencies often overlook is the Development Impact Fee Annual Report.

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From Our CEO: California Wildfires

2.2 minute read

August 25, 2020

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Understanding California’s Planning Update Cycles

3.8 minute read

July 22, 2020

Statewide and local legislative initiatives and policies require advanced plan coordination through strategic update cycles. Communities use general plan updates to address all new legislative requirements passed since their previous update. That said, the Office of Planning and Research’s annual planning survey in 2018 found that, while nearly 90% of all local jurisdictions comply with housing element requirements, only 30% of plan safety elements comply.

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5 Legislative Initiatives that Effect Climate Adaptation Planning at the Local Level

3.3 minute read

July 22, 2020

California has enacted legislation in the past five years that created a new paradigm for local planning efforts, requiring cities and municipalities to include climate risk and resilience strategies through various plan updates.

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A Review of California’s Statewide Climate Adaptation Policies

3.2 minute read

July 22, 2020

In just five years, California’s climate adaptation policies have evolved at a dramatic pace—and the changes keep coming. As a result, many local governments are scrambling to navigate and comply with the myriad of legislative mandates and plan update cycles.

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Construction Management and COVID-19

2.9 minute read

July 10, 2020

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Black Lives Matter: We Must Change Now

1.5 minute read

June 11, 2020

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Responding to COVID-19: A CEO’s Perspective

3.6 minute read

May 21, 2020

Harris & Associates CEO, Lisa Larrabee discusses how leadership plays a vital role at a company during COVID-19 and the view from a CEO's perspective.

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Four Ways for Municipalities to Confront Homelessness

5.3 minute read

May 20, 2020

With the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s important to understand, and be prepared for, how the social and economic impacts of the pandemic will impact the homelessness crisis. Economic indicators such as skyrocketing unemployment combined with moratoriums and other short-term solutions coming to an end indicate a pending avalanche of new homeless throughout the state.

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Visualizing Risk: 4 Apps to Assess Sea Level Rise Vulnerability

4.2 minute read

April 17, 2020

California, like so many other coastal states in America, is grappling with the new reality of sea level rise and more frequent coastal flooding events. To assist in their planning efforts, municipal leaders need access not only to projections of future rising and flooding over multiple time horizons, but also to geographic translations of how certain levels of inundation will impact their shorelines. Fortunately, there are several different tools publicly available offering access to the best sea level rise models on web mapping applications.

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Visualizing Risk: Preparing for Extreme Precipitation

3.2 minute read

April 17, 2020

To adequately prepare for urban flooding local jurisdictions must assess and communicate their projected exposure to extreme precipitation. Harris has identified and reviewed several tools, models, and methods available for municipalities and governing agencies to communicate risks and identify priority areas for adaptation interventions/projects.

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Visualizing Risk: Preparing for Drought

3.6 minute read

April 17, 2020

To adequately prepare for drought events, local jurisdictions must assess and communicate the extent to which their community is exposed and sensitive to climate stressors. Harris has identified and reviewed several models and tools available for municipalities and governing agencies to do so in their planning documents.

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Visualizing Risk: Extreme Heat Events

5.9 minute read

April 17, 2020

Harris has identified and reviewed several tools, models, and methods available for municipalities and governing agencies to communicate the risk of heat events and to identify priority areas for heat adaptation investments in planning documents.

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Combining Local Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Planning

3.2 minute read

March 09, 2020

Recent legislative and regulatory requirements are pushing cities and economic sectors in California to abandon stand-alone climate adaptation plans in favor of a more integrated approach.

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Implementing Climate Adaptation Without Grant Funding

2.2 minute read

March 09, 2020

The effects of climate change require a fundamental shift in the building and functioning of our communities, including the way we address and plan for risks. One example is embedding climate adaptation considerations and initiatives within municipal activities such as hazard mitigation or climate action planning.

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New Law Toughens Requirements Around Impact Fee Reporting

2.0 minute read

October 31, 2018

SB 1202 is a bill that increases transparency around how agencies spend impact fees collected from developers. Under the bill, any agency that fails to report its impact fee spending can face an independent audit at the agency’s own expense.

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What Do PG&E’s Rule 20A Changes Mean for Your Utility Undergrounding Project?

3.3 minute read

October 16, 2018

Learn about changes to Rule 20A and how they impact the utility undergrounding process and what your city can do to make sure the process goes smoothly.

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Big Sur’s Palo Colorado Road Repair: Streamlining Approval, Improving Lives, and Improving the Environment

5.0 minute read

September 18, 2018

Learn how Harris & Associates assisted Monterey County Public Works with project management, streamlined environmental permitting, surveying, geotechnical assessment, preliminary design, community outreach, and final PS&E for Big Sur's Palo Colorado Road Repair.

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5 Steps to a More Resilient Community

4.8 minute read

July 16, 2018

Learn these 5 steps to create a more resilient community. Building a better local hazard mitigation plan can help your community recover quickly from adverse events and minimize or mitigate service disruptions.

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How to Tap Into California’s New Housing Incentives

6.3 minute read

May 07, 2018

Read how of the 15 housing bills designed in large part to incentivize affordable housing projects, address two of the biggest challenges for agencies and developers alike: funding and cumbersome review processes. This post details SB540, AB73 and SB3.

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What Agencies and Developers Need to Know About California’s New Affordable Housing Bills

4.9 minute read

November 01, 2017

Responding to what he and many experts have deemed a housing crisis, Governor Brown recently signed 15 bills aimed at stimulating affordable housing development in the most efficient ways possible. These laws have major implications for municipalities and developers alike.

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SB 231—A New Tool to Help Agencies Fund Stormwater Programs—Is It Right for You?

2.8 minute read

October 13, 2017

The passage of Senate Bill 231, signed by Governor Brown on October 6th, gives agencies an important new tool to fund infrastructure programs.

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Bridges Over Troubled Waters in Big Sur: Palo Colorado Road Repair Project

4.7 minute read

September 26, 2017

Harris helps with the emergency repair of Monterey County’s Palo Colorado Road after fire and heavy rains led to the creeks blowing out part of the road and cutting off more than 60 homes from the outside world.

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More Money, More Accountability: How SB1 Changed the Role of the California Transportation Commission

2.5 minute read

August 28, 2017

Learn how the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017 (SB1) expanded the California Transportation Commission's role and responsibilities for transportation projects.

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Active Transportation Program (ATP) Augmentation Funding: How to Get First Money from SB1

4.8 minute read

August 08, 2017

Learn about new guidelines for the Active Transportation Program (ATP), which receives $100 million per year in new funding via SB1. This means $200 million in new money is now available for projects in fiscal years 2017-18 and 2018-19

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California's Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017 (SB1): Make Sure Your Agency is Ready to Capture Funding

2.5 minute read

June 29, 2017

With new transportation funding on the way from the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017 (SB1), learn what the next steps are for your agency in order to get ready to capture the first funds available.

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Pavement Management Program (Part 2): Utilizing StreetSaver® for Simpler, Smarter Decisions

3.6 minute read

June 14, 2017

Discover how MTC's StreetSaver® pavement management program (PMP) software gives agencies granular details and reports about their pavement assets so decision makers can make empowered judgements about how to manage them.

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Water Rate Design: A Better Path to Cost Recovery

5.1 minute read

June 08, 2017

For many water utilities, a larger portion of revenue recovery has historically been accomplished through its variable pricing component, and yet from a cost of service standpoint water utilities typically incur a higher level of fixed costs compared to costs that vary with water usage.

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Pavement Management Programs (Part 1): Why "Worst First" Isn't Always Best for your Asset Management

2.9 minute read

June 06, 2017

Often agencies want to address what seems to be their most pressing pavement issues first because their budget won’t cover every need. However, we often find counterintuitive results that can help them squeeze 30% more value from their budgets. Learn how using a pavement management program to make data-driven decisions can generate better results and save money over the long term.

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2017 No-Dig Show Recap: Three Trenchless Innovations Worth Knowing

3.0 minute read

May 15, 2017

Three trenchless innovations worth knowing from the 2017 No-Dig Show including better pipe lining for water mains, HDPE welding, and shotcrete shaft lining.

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The Rains are Finally Letting Up, But How's Your Jobsite's Trenching and Shoring Holding Up?

2.5 minute read

May 03, 2017

Review best practices for soils, trenching and shoring safety on the construction site. Even experienced construction crews benefit from periodic reminders of how to protect life, property and mitigate these types of risks around trenches

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How to Secure Funding for Your Stormwater and Floodplain Improvements

7.1 minute read

March 28, 2017

Floodplain issues demand constant attention: new risks, runoff, you name it. It’s not your choice to forgo maintenance or improvements, but you don’t have the funds to cover it all. What do you do?

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Water Utility Financing: Stakeholder Outreach Means Everything

5.3 minute read

March 23, 2017

Learn stakeholder outreach techniques water utilities can use to help securing support for water infrastructure funding.

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Effective Management Keeps Carlsbad Water Recycling Project Moving Swiftly

4.6 minute read

December 06, 2016

How can a city feel confident about a large design-build project when it has less control over the process? When Harris' Gary Beach is on the project to represent the City’s interests and ensure the details of every day’s work deliver on DB’s potential.

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Case In Point: Learn How to Protect Your Next Assessment

3.1 minute read

July 27, 2016

Public finance experts at Harris discusses the recent case of Sacramento Taxpayers Association, et al., v. County of Sacramento, et al., in which the Superior Court of California (County of Sacramento) overturned a property owner-approved special assessment created by the Carmichael Recreation and Park District. Dennis highlights valuable lessons for all public agencies considering similar assessments.

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Lessons Learned from an A/E/C Intranet Overhaul

7.3 minute read

June 26, 2016

Harris & Associates' Director of Marketing & Communications Nathan M. Couch discusses an approach to rebuilding an A/E/C industry intranet through knowledge management best practices.

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Utility Undergrounding: What’s Your Next Step?

3.1 minute read

June 08, 2016

Project Manager and former PG&E employee Rocco Colicchia walks through the steps cities can take to set up a utility undergrounding program and maximize funding.

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Padre Dam Maintenance and Operations Yard Improvements Project: Project Complexities No Match for Planning and Teamwork

4.2 minute read

May 26, 2016

Construction Manager Eric Jackson discusses his project with the Padre Dam Municipal Water District.

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Finding Solutions to the Funding Shortage in Transportation Infrastructure

2.9 minute read

May 03, 2016

Transportation infrastructure is deteriorating. Funding for transportation projects is dwindling. Here are some ideas how agencies can maximize their existing funding.

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A Roundabout Way to Solve a Monterey Traffic Snarl: Holman Highway 68/State Route 1 Project

2.4 minute read

May 02, 2016

Monterey's Holman Highway 68 Roundabout Project is discussed from the design and construction management perspective.

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Tomorrow's Engineers (Part 2): Let’s Team Up to Change the World

3.6 minute read

April 20, 2016

Discussion of the next generation of engineers and the need for the A/E/C industry to focus on recruiting them.

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An Inside Look at California's Proposed Stormwater Initiative: A Q&A with Mitch Avalon

6.5 minute read

February 25, 2016

Harris Director Frank Lopez hosts a Q&A with Mitch Avalon, a consultant to the County Engineers Association of California and driving force behind the Stormwater Initiative.

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Cool Under Pressure: Learn Best Practices for HDPE Fusion Welding

2.2 minute read

February 02, 2016

This post previews the upcoming whitepaper and NASTT No-Dig Show presentation of Harris trenchless technology experts Kyle Carbert and Vern Phillips on best practices for HDPE welding in high pressure applications.

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Washington's New Gas Tax (Part 3): Is There Light at the End of Our Infrastructure Tunnel?

3.9 minute read

January 13, 2016

In Director Sam Yaghmaie's grand finale of his Washington Gas Tax series he discusses how we can use technology, innovations, and different planning strategies to ensure a more sustainable and effective transportation system.

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Washington's New Gas Tax (Part 2): The Wrong Transportation Priorities

4.0 minute read

January 04, 2016

We should be proud that Washington State is among the first eight states to approve a recurring revenue package in the interest of improving transportation infrastructure with critical funding needs. Unfortunately, the priorities are backward in the $16 billion Connecting Washington Transportation Package.

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Construction Management, Program Management and Project Management: What's the Difference?

3.2 minute read

December 02, 2015

Vice President of CM Christopher Dunne discusses the nuances between construction management, program management and project management and why a better understanding of these roles leads to success.

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Nurturing Sustainability

3.2 minute read

November 17, 2015

Sustainability is the capacity to endure; it is how biological systems remain diverse and productive indefinitely. It is a global issue that crosses borders, politics, race, social status, religion.

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Lessons from the CM Trenches

3.2 minute read

November 09, 2015

In this post, Senior CM Daniel Sicile-Kira showcases the lighter side of construction management, re-capping some of the valuable lessons he's learned when projects didn't always go as planned.

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Operational Excellence: How to Succeed in Business by Shooting for the Stars

4.3 minute read

November 04, 2015

Ehab Gerges discusses operational excellence in the context of the A/E/C industry: what it means and how it can help your business succeed.

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Public Works Profiles: Q&A with Public Works Director Donald T. Wilcox

4.9 minute read

October 28, 2015

At Harris & Associates, we know that our clients work within an ever-changing landscape. To understand the challenges at hand, we go straight to the source.Recently, we sat down with Donald Wilcox, Public Works Director for the City of Soledad, California.

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One Goal: “One Water”

2.9 minute read

October 05, 2015

Lisa Larrabee discusses water trends after her recent attendance at the U.S. Water Alliance conference in San Francisco.

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Today's Construction Manager: Redefining CM

3.9 minute read

September 29, 2015

Eric Jackson dispels misconceptions regarding the role of construction managers in today’s environment and defines the true value they are capable of bringing to all parties on every project.

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Small City, Huge Challenge: Designing The San Ramon Storm Drain

2.9 minute read

September 21, 2015

The San Ramon Canyon Storm Drain Project was a practical and aesthetic success, and a model for other small cities.

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Case in Point: Protecting Your City's Impact Fee Dollars

4.0 minute read

September 14, 2015

In light of the recent Walker v. City of San Clemente case, Harris VP of Public Finance Dennis Klingelhofer offers expert advice for public agencies on AB1600 and development impact fees.

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Myths and Facts about BIM

4.1 minute read

September 08, 2015

If I offered you a way to make your design and construction team collaborate better, improve productivity and save time, wouldn’t you take it? That’s the essence of building information modeling (BIM) or Virtual Design and Construction (VCD).

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Beyond Complex: How to Keep Up with Changing ADA Regulations

4.5 minute read

August 31, 2015

As standards and regulations of the ADA continuously evolve, how can public agencies reduce confusion, keep connected and stay "in the know" about the ever-changing accessibility laws pertaining to facilities within the public right-of-way?

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It's Time for Architects and Construction Managers and Owners to Get Serious about Collaboration

4.1 minute read

August 24, 2015

It’s time for a new era of collaboration. For the good of their projects and their clients, architects and CMs need to—and can—come together as willing partners. Creating formalized relationships at the pre-construction phase, even the pre-design phase, will generate better results for all involved.

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Washington’s New Gas Tax (Part 1): Is This the Answer for Infrastructure?

3.7 minute read

August 11, 2015

In June 2015, the Washington State Legislature approved a historic $16+ billion Connecting Washington Transportation Package to fund transportation infrastructure and services projects. While we definitely need infrastructure and funding, I must ask: Will we spend this money wisely?

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Stormwater Phase II Small MS4 Permit Requirements: How Public Agencies Can Navigate the Complex and Changing Development Process

3.8 minute read

August 03, 2015

Under the latest California State Water Resources Control Board regulations, development projects must implement a Low Impact Development (LID) approach.

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Our New Design Challenge: Tomorrow's Engineers

3.2 minute read

July 27, 2015

It's clear to me that we're going to need a new kind of engineer to deal with what's coming; the stereotypical one of the past just doesn’t have everything in the pocket protector to address these issues. But what are we to do? Here are some answers.

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Small Spaces, Huge Implications: The Chu Hall Challenge

2.2 minute read

July 13, 2015

Scientific research facilities like Lawrence Berkeley National Labs' Chu Hall often have highly challenging construction environments. Read more about Chu Hall's unique building circumstances and how we were able to address them.

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What are EIFDs, and Are They the Answer to Your Infrastructure and Economic Development Challenges?

1.4 minute read

June 29, 2015

Are you finding it difficult to find funding to pay for critical infrastructure projects? With the passing of SB 626 in September 2014, EIFDs are a new government entity which allow for infrastructure to be funded by tax increment revenue.

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One Solution to California's Water Worries: Innovative Purification and Reuse

3.3 minute read

June 08, 2015

Imagine a land with consistent population growth, endless sunshine and limited water resources…dream no more, this is the reality for California. Learn about how the Advanced Water Purification Demonstration plant at the Padre Dam Municipal Water District aims to address the state's water woes.

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Funding Your Water Management Programs

Water Rates 101 for Water Utilities

A Better, Safer Walkthrough

Smarter Teams Get Better Results

Updating Your General Plan Housing Element

Zero Net Energy Planning

SB 330: The Housing Crisis Act of 2019—Previewing What Jurisdictions Need to Know

AB 1483 and Increased Fee Transparency

Inside Harris & Associates’ People-First Approach to COVID-19

Development Impact Fee Annual Reporting

From Our CEO: California Wildfires

Understanding California’s Planning Update Cycles

5 Legislative Initiatives that Effect Climate Adaptation Planning at the Local Level

A Review of California’s Statewide Climate Adaptation Policies

Construction Management and COVID-19

Black Lives Matter: We Must Change Now

Responding to COVID-19: A CEO’s Perspective

Four Ways for Municipalities to Confront Homelessness

Visualizing Risk: 4 Apps to Assess Sea Level Rise Vulnerability

Visualizing Risk: Preparing for Extreme Precipitation

Visualizing Risk: Preparing for Drought

Visualizing Risk: Extreme Heat Events

Combining Local Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Planning

Implementing Climate Adaptation Without Grant Funding

New Law Toughens Requirements Around Impact Fee Reporting

What Do PG&E’s Rule 20A Changes Mean for Your Utility Undergrounding Project?

Big Sur’s Palo Colorado Road Repair: Streamlining Approval, Improving Lives, and Improving the Environment

5 Steps to a More Resilient Community

How to Tap Into California’s New Housing Incentives

What Agencies and Developers Need to Know About California’s New Affordable Housing Bills

SB 231—A New Tool to Help Agencies Fund Stormwater Programs—Is It Right for You?

Bridges Over Troubled Waters in Big Sur: Palo Colorado Road Repair Project

More Money, More Accountability: How SB1 Changed the Role of the California Transportation Commission

Active Transportation Program (ATP) Augmentation Funding: How to Get First Money from SB1

California's Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017 (SB1): Make Sure Your Agency is Ready to Capture Funding

Pavement Management Program (Part 2): Utilizing StreetSaver® for Simpler, Smarter Decisions

Water Rate Design: A Better Path to Cost Recovery

Pavement Management Programs (Part 1): Why "Worst First" Isn't Always Best for your Asset Management

2017 No-Dig Show Recap: Three Trenchless Innovations Worth Knowing

The Rains are Finally Letting Up, But How's Your Jobsite's Trenching and Shoring Holding Up?

How to Secure Funding for Your Stormwater and Floodplain Improvements

Water Utility Financing: Stakeholder Outreach Means Everything

Effective Management Keeps Carlsbad Water Recycling Project Moving Swiftly

Case In Point: Learn How to Protect Your Next Assessment

Lessons Learned from an A/E/C Intranet Overhaul

Utility Undergrounding: What’s Your Next Step?

Padre Dam Maintenance and Operations Yard Improvements Project: Project Complexities No Match for Planning and Teamwork

Finding Solutions to the Funding Shortage in Transportation Infrastructure

A Roundabout Way to Solve a Monterey Traffic Snarl: Holman Highway 68/State Route 1 Project

Tomorrow's Engineers (Part 2): Let’s Team Up to Change the World

An Inside Look at California's Proposed Stormwater Initiative: A Q&A with Mitch Avalon

Cool Under Pressure: Learn Best Practices for HDPE Fusion Welding

Washington's New Gas Tax (Part 3): Is There Light at the End of Our Infrastructure Tunnel?

Washington's New Gas Tax (Part 2): The Wrong Transportation Priorities

Construction Management, Program Management and Project Management: What's the Difference?

Nurturing Sustainability

Lessons from the CM Trenches

Operational Excellence: How to Succeed in Business by Shooting for the Stars

Public Works Profiles: Q&A with Public Works Director Donald T. Wilcox

One Goal: “One Water”

Today's Construction Manager: Redefining CM

Small City, Huge Challenge: Designing The San Ramon Storm Drain

Case in Point: Protecting Your City's Impact Fee Dollars

Myths and Facts about BIM

Beyond Complex: How to Keep Up with Changing ADA Regulations

It's Time for Architects and Construction Managers and Owners to Get Serious about Collaboration

Washington’s New Gas Tax (Part 1): Is This the Answer for Infrastructure?

Stormwater Phase II Small MS4 Permit Requirements: How Public Agencies Can Navigate the Complex and Changing Development Process

Our New Design Challenge: Tomorrow's Engineers

Small Spaces, Huge Implications: The Chu Hall Challenge

What are EIFDs, and Are They the Answer to Your Infrastructure and Economic Development Challenges?

One Solution to California's Water Worries: Innovative Purification and Reuse

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